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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07

The w. @. 7. U. meets on the lsl
and Srd Tuefday of each month al 5
o'clock ?. NJ, at tho A. o. u. w. Hall,
over French's Jewelry Store.
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Notice Of EXaCutriX Sale Of Land.

NOTICE Is hereby given that I'm pur-
suance of an order of salo made by the
County Court, OF Jackson County, Oregon
on the 7th day or December, 1886, author
izing and empowering the undersigned as
the executrix of the last will and testa.
ment OF Edward A. Freeland, deceased,
to sell certain real property described in
said order of sale, the undersigned execti-
trix of the last win and testament of said
Edward A. Freeland, deceased, will on
the hour of one O'clock p. m. of said day
bany, Linn county, Oregon, sell at public
the said Edward A. Freeland had at the
time of his death in and to the following
described real property, to-wit: Lots
and 9 In Block No. 81 in the city OF AL
bany, Linn county, Oregon as the same
are described and known on the recorded
plat OF said city now on file In the Office OF
the County Clerk Of Linn county, Oregon,
said property will be sold at said time to
the highest and best bidder on the follow
ing terms Ten per cent of the purchase
price Of said real property to bo paid on
the day of sale, and the balance Of said
purchase price to be paid when said sale
Is confirmed by the COunty Court Of said
Jackson county, Oregon, at which timo
said exeeutrix will execute, and deliver
TO the purchaser, at said sale, good and
sufficient deed of conveyance to said land,
Dated this gath day ct December, 1886.
NARY A, FREELAnps
Execufrix Of the last will and testament OF
Edward A. Freolan6s deceased.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07

Mr. A. II. shipley, Of Clackanaa
county, proposes the following lcgisla-
ton
That the Supervisors Of road districts
be elected by the people, and give bonds
That there no created Road Super
insendent for each connty,to be elected
by the people. and said Superintendent
give bonds.
That chapter 80, section "a, of road
laws, read money In place Of labor, IN
fac, . money tax.
That the County Court shall have
the power 70 appropriate moneys for
shs building and repairing Of tho main
trunk roads leading through the county +;
II shall bs the duty Of the above named
Superintendent to inspect and have geo.
eral care Of the county roads.
That the several counties be laid OF
in districts, and local assessors be elected
BY the people TO assist tho same.
That the properties be assessed at
par value, and that credits, notes and
mortgages be taxed at half value, and
half Of the amount of Indebtedness be
allowed not 10 b. taxed.
That the game law be so changed
that the farmer DO allowed TO kill all
BIRDS and game on bis premises at any
tine Of ths year. He feeds them ; he
sh ,uld be allowed to feed on them.)
That there shall be law enacted to
Mt allow any bulls or boars to run at
large ia the Willamette valley,
That the poisonous nature Of alco-
b ,lic drinks, tobacco and narcotics DO
e,mpelIed to be taught in the public
schools.
That there be Law enacted ia large
elites for reform school something like
oar present Indian school,, to pick up all
waits and idlers and compei them 10 Az
tend the same.
That fish wheels and giant powder
shall not be used for catching and kill
Ing tish in our streams and rivers.
That it shall be . misdemeanor to
sell the products of convict labor that
compete with any of the products of
our manufacturers or mechanics in the
state Of Oregon, and it shall be lawful
TO use convict labor on our public high
ways.
That it shall be lawful for ell fee
males over the age of q years to vote
at all school elections and to hold
offices such as trustees, school clerks
and supesiatcndents in the State Of
Oregon.
Springwa.er, ,Clackamas Co. Or.
L. M. SHrPLEY.
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year. whilo ; private aecretary Ii furn-
iahed the President 1T 5000.
The present. income IN from eight 70
ten thousand per year, but this 10 80
far from meeting current needs that II
Il With difficulty the Society keeps out
Of debt--indsed It has not always done
90, but during most Of the period since
the Crusade, has had arrearages that
were . source of continual anxiety TO
lts leaders.
Meanwhile almost no donations or
bequests have besn received, save from
ave or six persons who have given from
$500 TO 9l 900 per year Cor few Of
the later years, and one who has for
several years giYsn 81 200 annually. II
seems impossible thai philanthropic
people, knowing the record Of tho Ma
tional w. @. 7. U. and how little mon.
sy II possesses, can read tails record
with indifference.
They will ask themselves the very
natural question Where coald | put
my money with reasonable hope Of
larger return In results for the helping
Of humanity or tho advancement Of
Christ'a Kingdom ? They will also ask,
Ia what way are my gifts to be employ
cd We answer, in making more efii-
client the lines of work enumerated in
this letter, many. indeed all Of which,
are sadIy crippled for lack Of money 10
pay for printing, for the expenses Of
organizers, ete. Besides we greatly
nsed building Of our own. We pay
rsnts for Offices, publishing house, etc.,
and can meyer bs adequately accommc-
dated until we have home Ia brick
and mortar for the crusade idea Of
Christianity and Temperance. A baild-
fog is planned with Gospel Temperance
Hall, restaurant, reading rooms, Offices,
And accommodations for our publishing
Interests, bat not . penny has Jet been
Subscribed for its erection. We want
9 Training School for temperance work.
erI, whence they can 90 forth equipped
for service. Some Of our leaders have
started q Temperance Hospital In Chi
cage, out oil which Temperance Medi-
cal College IL TO grow, bat wc are Grip
pied for funds to carry II on,
Who viii help US BY annual sub
scription, donation large or small or by
remembering u 10 . ''iast will and
teatament?" Who will become patron.
life member, or an honorary member?
We await answers 10 this appeal,
which NO send forth with faith in God
and faith in human nature under the
influence Of Christian civilization.
FRANCIS Z. WILLARD,
CARoLrsx b. BUELL., President.
Cor. Secretary.
EsrHEa PUoH, Treasurer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07

As female voters in Vermont are ro-
quired to own $3.50 worth of property,
every lady up there is clainorous for y
sealskin sacQue and q pair Of silk stock
snUa
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sAs NAY ]. q. sESpras
MAY X SENDERS.
Dealers In General Merchandise.
HARRISBURG OREGON.
Will bur Grain, Wool and .aIl kinds
CountryprOdure.
Summons.

Ia lhe Circuit CoHrt ef tl< STATE of Oregon for
Linn County,
Martha Houston. Plaintiff.
Josie Tmmermtn and q W Zimmerman.
Defendants.
To Josie Zimmerman and @ w Thinner
man, the aboye named Defendants
IN the name OF the State Of Oregon, you
and each Of You are hereby required 10 ap
pear and answer tho complaint Of the aboye
Plaintiff Ia the above entitled Court. now on
tile with the Clerk OF said Court, on or bo-
fote the second Monday oE March, Al. ID.
1881, IL beiag the I4th day Of March, A. ID.
1887, and you are hereby notified that II you
fail 70 appear and answer said complaint, a.
hereby required, the Plaintiff will apply to
tho Court for the relief demanded therein,
to-wit for decree partitioning and divid.
ing between the Plaintiff and the Defendants
according to their respective interest there
in, the following described real property, to-
wit ; Lots "a, IS. 81, 6s, 60, 20 and l30 in
the city Of Scio, Linn county, Oregon also,
beginning st the southeast corner Of lot 20 a.
recorded in the original survey Of the city Of
Scio, Linn county. Oregon, running thence
west 367a feet to the southwest corner OF lot
rs in said city, thence south TO the north
bank of Thomas Greek /; thence in an easter.
ly direction. along the North bank Of said
Creek, to point opposite to and on a limo
with the East line Of said lot 20 thence
north to the place Of beginning also lot IL
in the city of Scio, except the following, be-
ginning at the southeast corner OF said lot
II ; thence west so feet thence north l6
feet thence east so feet thence south l6
feet 90 the place of beginning also the fol :
lowing, beginning II. SS chains east Of the
northeast corner Of Section 20 in Township
10 3 Il 2 west thence east B. l2 chains |;
thence south 20 chains thence south So
4S' west s0.55 chains thence south 80 so
chains thence west 1896 chains thence
north $3.50 chains to the place Of beginning,
containing leo acres more or less, aud all
being situate IN Linn county, Oregon, and
Judgment for the costs and disbursements
OF thislsuit IN the manner provided by law
This simmons Is pahiahed by order Of
Hon r z Boise, Judge Of said Court, made
at Chambers IN the city of Salem, on the
Oath day of Dec. 1886, in the STATE RIcHrs
DEMOCRAT.
WRATHEREoRD & BLACKBURN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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In a.s Circuit Court et as State Of Oregon fer
Linn County.
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They Meet.

st. Johns Lodge, Ga, in Fosters Block
and Saturday of month.
CorinthIan Lodge, ~, at Hall, rst Sat
urday.
Bayley Chapter, $, at Hall, 4th Sat
urday.
K.OfP, Mo,F. Hall, every Thursday
evening.
o. o. r., at their hall, every "Wednesday
evening.
20. U. W., at their hall, every Monday
evening.
Crgeana EncRmpment, at A. ., y. w.
Hall, every and and 4th Friday.
G. A. r., at A. o. u. w. Hall, Ist and
Ord Saturdays.
Io.G.T.. at A. o. L. w, Hall, every
Friday evening.
United Friends of the Pacific, at o. f.
Hall, Ist and 3rd Fridays.
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Sherifs Sale.

011C1 III . 6h16s
IN che Circuit Court ct as State Of Oregon .Jev
Linn County.
z I Moody, Goyernor. Il r Earhart, secre.
tary Of Stats and Edward Hirsch, Treasurer
Of the State Of Oregon, constituting the Board
OF Commissioners for tho sale OF school and
university lands and for theiinyestment OF
the funds arising therefrom, Plaintiffs.
W.
Allie Ann FarrIsF. Andrew Bird Farrier.
George kArrier, IrcnA Elizabeth Burreli and
M bnrTell, Der husband, Edmund Farrisr.
John Fartisr. Ella Farrior, Phoebe Ege
Ciinehammer and Frederick CIinehamner.
her husband. Defendants.
Notice i hereby given that by yirsne of
an execution and order Of sale isaded out Of
the above named Court in the above entitled
suit, will on Monday the 3rd day Of jan
nagy, 1857. at the Court House door in
tho city OF Albany. Linn county, Oregon. AZ
the hour Of one o'clock o. M, sell nt public
auction for cash in hand 10 the hiehess bid
der tho real property described IN aaid eye
cution and order Of sale a. followa to.wik /.
The northeast quarter oi the southwest omar.
ter and the southeast quarter Of tho north /.
west quarter and lots 2, and I OF Section
- in Township i2. south Of Range west Of
the Willamette meridian ia Linn county,
Oregon. containing l54 I3.lO0 acres. The
proceeds Of sale 70 bo applied frat 10 the
payment OF the eests and expenses OF snit
taxed AZ $3.50 and accraing costs aud the
further sun Of 80 Attorneys fees. Next
% the payment 20 the Plaintiffs herein the
sum Of S365.50 with interest 1t tho rate OF 3
Per cent per AMMAN from the 9Th day of
October, 1856. and the oycrplns II any 10 be
paid Ia to tho Clerk Of said Court
Dated this 9Th day og NoYsmber, 1886.
ID. 3. SMrrH.
Sheriff Of Linn county. Oregon.
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Ehursh Birsr,Or


y. P.CmuRCM. --Proachingevory Sabbath,
morning and evening by Rev. s. u. lr-
vRnss II. D. Sabbath School at $3.50 p. n
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EvANonL1cAi. CHuRcn. Preaching on Sab
hath at 1880 A. NJ, and ?. NJ. Sabbath
school 1000 Prayer meeting every We'd
ne.aay evening 7:So s. L. Davis, pastor.
An are invited,
CexaRKoAuoNAL CHuRcH. .-Servicesever
aehbath morning and evening. Sabbath
esAeol % 1916. ! Prayer meeting on
wednesday evening Of each week. Rev, III.
'. Rominger, Pastor.
~. ~ CHuRcH, ,SourM. Preaching every
thlrd sabbath in each month at III o'clock A.
y. and 90 o'clock r. NJ. Sabbath School
each Sabbath at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Prayer
Mleetlng Friday evoning's at o'clock. J.W.
Craig, Pastor.
M. h. CHURCH Sourm, TANGENT. --Preaoh-
tng on tho first Sabbath Of each month morn
ing and evening. Sunday school each SAT-
b at 10 o'clock q. m. Prayer meeting
I th sday evening. w Craig, Pastor.
~. E.CHURcH. 4-Proaching every Sabbath
mofning and evening. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
dt2'30 ?. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev. II. p. Webb, pastor.
PREsBxTERIAN CEURcH. H.--Servioo every
sabbath morning and evening in Church
esr. BroAdalbin and Fifth Sts, Sunday Schoo
immediAtely after. the morning service
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev 3 r PritchArd, pastor.
FIRsr BArrHsr CHURCH. --P Preaching ever.
sabbath morning and eve z, nc Church on 5tl
Street. Sabbath School Immediately Afto
morning services. Prayer meeting eyer,
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. I
DeewusOn, pastor.
CATHOLIC CHuRc u. H.--Service every Sun
day At 1880 A. n. and p. n. Last Sunda,
ot the month service ut Eugene City. Rev
Leafs MetAyor, Rector.
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OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
- -~vIA@
Oregon IL California II. II,

AMI C0N2ECI1ONS.
Fare from Portlnad 70 San FrAnclsco, es2 gacrA~
mgnto, co., Close connections made a. AsEiaaa WITH
aenssa u the California, oregoA and Idaho Stage
comPAny.
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met . slngle Gray hair,

s'Ycu may laugh and think mo vain
thing" writes Mrs. J. II. O., OF San Franz
cisco, 70 friend IN this city, "but / have
not q gray hair in my head, and yet (sad
TO say am flfty and q day. Recently
my hair was not only quito gray but quito
thin, too. parkerss HaIr Bnlsam-ti,ade
In New York, thinkr-did wonders for
me, Try II II you have occasion. II reals
ly docs what | say, and restores the color
also.o Not dye, not greasy, highly per
fumed, Only reliable 800. dressing.
-
CIV Lomler Co., Of ortIand, are du
authorized adysrtisingagsnts for tho DEMo
1vHe for that city.
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Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed has been duly appointed Administrative
Of the estate Of Edward Murray, deceased,
by order Of the County Court OF Linn county,
Oregon, daily made and entered Of record, and
all persons having claims againat said estate
are hereby required to present the same to
the undersigned atAlbany, 0ragon, duly yeri-
fed within six months from the aats hereof.
Dec. "a. 1885. ANNA MURnAY.
Weatherford 8 Blackburn. Admff'x
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ACADEMY
Or
OuTlILady Of Perpetual Help.
ALBANY, OREGON.

This Institution is beautifully situated in
the pleasant and accessible City OF Albany.
The location is remarkably healthy. tho
building new and well furnished with all
that contributes TO the comfort and instruc.
tion Of the pupils. The playl grounds iare
extensive and well adapted 70. .healthfal OK.
ercise.
The constant aim Of the teachers Is. whilst
impArting instruction in all the useful aud
refined branches, TO train tho youthful heart
to virtue and TO insttl commendable. emu
lation, thus educating for society, members
who win, we trust, prove an honor TO our
country.
Pupils Of ell persuasions equally received,
provided they comply with she regulations
Of the school.
Boys admitted up - .tho age ., ten aSE
twelve.
This.Academy Is incorporated and author
lied by the State to confer Academic honorA
Normal instruction Of aspirants for Teach
er's Certificates, speciality.
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TERMS.
BOARDING SCHOOL,

Entrance fee, payable once, ......S 500
Board and tuition, payable in advance, 4o.00
Music, instrumental, theoretical and
vocal with the use Of piano or organ 1900
Guitar with the use OF instrument. H. 90
Zithern without use Of instrument. 500
Drawing and painting. g.............. 500
Bed and bedding ....,,,............ 800
National Republican., 1887-09-15
DO Not Let the Fortune Slip by You

No one doubted but 1t would take place, but
their hope was confirmed by tho 2O1th Grand
Monthly Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lot
terry, at New Orleans, La, on Tuesday--always
aud where fortune scattered her favors: No.
5O255 drew the first capital prize OF $3.50 900; 1t
was sold in fractions of one-tenth each ut 81;
two.tenths (e30,000) were held by q, w. Moor
man, collected through Kentucky National
Bank at Louisville, KY; another one was paid
through the same bank one to ]. y Fontaine,
& Co.'S Bank at San Francisco, Cal. one to the
Alexander Co. National Bank at Cairo, Ill; ;
one TO Geo. II. Zapp, Houston, Tex; one to W.
ANnthOny RosSn Tex one paid through
Y, to Cranes Bank at Hornellsville, N. Y. No.
80, LAG drew the second capital prize of $4,000,
also sold in fractions of tsnths at 81 each; one
was held by II. 7. Woods of Portland Me-; ono
by 4. J. Baker, Chicago, Ill.,; one by Thos. D.
CIump Of Jonesburg, No.; ono was paid through
Wells, Fargo y Co.. San Francisco, CAL;
Tenn.; Tenn one 10 s. 7. Hill, Of New Orleans, AiE la.
one to J. p. Schulze, No. 2l3 W. Markham
street, Little Rock k.Ark; one &C. to S Wm Higgins
capital prize of $4,000 sold also in fractions Of
ienths at u each. One was held by Robt. Nc
Naughton, Governor street.. Richmond, Va:
one by W. II. Scott. Camp Point. H.; one to
Gen. Ober, Ladonia, Texas: one TO Robert j..
Young. jr., 4U3 Customhouse street, New Or
leans, La one TO the Misses NJ aud A. Meyer,
NeW hork one phlu tlrouSn tne falls City
Bank, Louisville, KY; one paid through the
DgloCalifornian Bank a. San Francisco, Cal. j.
one to H. M. Eddins, Glencoe, Mimi; one to
James Stevenson, No. 3S Hanover street, Prov
dence, Il. l.: one to Oscar Groshell care Of
Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, ,Neb one to W.
bowling, San Francisco, Cal. Tickets Nos.
as, 42b and 1881 drew the two fourth prizes of
100000 each. The fractions OF tickets Were
sold all over, and parties winning live in Nav
Orleans, La, Louisville, KY. Dallas Texas,
Washington, d. C., Cleveland, Ohio Memphis,
Tenn, Kansas City, Mo, Birmingham, Ala,
Camden, Ark, Jacksonville, Texas, aud San
Fernando, Cal. 1t will all go over on Tuesday
Oct. II, 1887 and no one should lie, the occasion
slim
National Republican., 1887-09-15
SEWERAGE AND WATER.
East Washington Looking After Prop
erty md Health Interests.


erty md Health Interests.
Citizen Association No. 2 met last night
at 32C Pennsylvania avenue southeast for
the purpose Of hearing and discussing the
report on sewer and water. There were
about sixty members present, and the
meeting was presided over by DIR. 8. A. IL.
McKim. DIR. L. A. Adams submitted the
report from the committee on wers aud
water, which was short but to the point.
The committee spoke OF the insufficient
sewerage In that section and OF the lack Of
water supply. 1t was recommended that
large sewer be constructed on Penusylva-
mia avenue east to connect with the Twelfth
street sewer In order to afford relief to the
section east of Twelfth street. 1t was also
recommended that the insufficient and de-
fective sewerage OF that section be brought
10 the attention Of the Medical A. ocation
for their investigation. The report was
adopted and ordered TO be sent to the Com
mittee Of One Hundred.
A motion was adopted to the effect that
hereafter water mains be laid where streets
are to be improved.
The object, IL was stated, was to save
people the annoyance or getting signers to
petitions, as great difficulty was expert
enced In securing the addresses OF nou-
resident property owners OF that section.
The delegates OF the association to the
Committee OF One Hundred made state.
ment as to the proceedings OF that body.
They referred to the proposed Increase of
police force and the establishment of two
engine houses In the eastern section,
The meeting after informal discussions
adjourned
National Republican., 1887-09-15
"Logan Camp" Guard.

This young company has now forty-fve
names on its roll, and held its first regular
weekly drill last evening with thirty-dve
men in line, and the manner In which they
performed the facing and foot movements
showed that theydo not intend to be behind
any other company in the District militia.
These "boysn propose, as company ID, 4th
battalion, National Guard, to do their share
toward making the 4th battalion second to
none, here or elsewhere. The companies Of
this battalion are the Corcoran Cadets, COM
pany A; Ordway Rifles, company b; Ma
tional Fencibles, company Q, aud Logan
Camp Guard, company d. After drill John
A. Logan Camp, No. 2, s. of ", held a
regular monthly meeting. Considerable
routine business was transacted and four
new members were elected.s The son Of
Gen. Reynolds, late first auditor, was initi-
ated. This camp Is now In y very flourish.
ing condition and will be heard from n the
future.